If you enjoy miniatures, tactical combat, and a fantasy universe with cute (but fierce!) critters, Tail Feathers is a great pick! The flight mechanic is a standout feature.
- Aerial miniature combat
- Innovative flight system
- Connects with Mice and Mystics
- Campaign and scenarios
- High language dependency
- Initial learning curve
About the game
What you do in a play session
Tail Feathers is a standalone game, but it connects with fans of Mice and Mystics. If you already own miniatures from Mice and Mystics: Sorrow and Remembrance, you can use them as ground troops here, giving an extra boost to your battles. The game shines with a unique and challenging flight system, where bird miniatures tilt to indicate flight direction, demanding skill and strategy to maneuver your squadrons.
Featuring a scenario book that offers both standalone experiences and an engaging campaign, you can dive into unique battles or follow the development of your units across multiple missions. The game comes complete, with everything two players need to wage cinematic aerial battles. Balance the use of flying and ground units, plan your actions in an action queue, and roll the dice to see who emerges victorious. Tail Feathers promises fun and excitement for those who enjoy miniatures, fantasy, and a good tactical conflict.
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Is Tail Feathers an expansion for Mice and Mystics?
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